And what would the webpage title be?Pressure on a Button on a Table

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A vertical force of 30N is applied to a flat button with a radius of 1cm, prompting a calculation of the pressure exerted on it. The formula for pressure, P=F/A, is used, where A is the area of the button calculated as πr². Participants are encouraged to ensure unit consistency while performing the calculation. The discussion emphasizes the importance of correctly applying the formula to derive the pressure value. Accurate calculations are essential for understanding the pressure applied to the button.
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1. A vertical force of 30N is applied uniformly to a flat button with a radius of 1cm that is lying on a table. Estimate the pressure applied to the button



2. P=F/A



3. P=F/A= 30/(3.14)(r)^2
 
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Hi alsemmelink! Welcome to PF! :smile:

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alsemmelink said:
P=F/A= 30/(3.14)(r)^2

That's the correct formula …

so what answer do you get (and remember to be careful about the units)? :smile:
 
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